Articles about Xpeng X9

The Xpeng L03 and X9 will be on local roads very soon

Xpeng has been known to wear many hats. The brand first made headlines as a flying-car company, and more recently, it's been touted for its advancements in software development and artificial intelligence. However, the Philippines will know Xpeng as the

Here’s a closer look at this fully electric MPV

Xpeng Philippines officially enters the market with two electrified vehicles, one of which is its flagship fully electric MPV, the X9.The Xpeng X9 is a tech-loaded and luxurious offering that positions itself as an alternative to the premium seven-seater

The Chinese carmaker finally enters the Philippine market

We've seen the brand, we've seen the cars, and we've even seen the prices. Now, it's officially official: Chinese carmaker Xpeng is now in the Philippines.The automaker enters the market with a bang, with a grand launch

The brand received strong interest for these intelligent EVs

Ahead of its official launch later this month, Xpeng Philippines has officially revealed pricing for its initial offerings. The brand's flagship model, the X9, is priced at P4,058,000. Meanwhile, the L03 crossover is priced at P2,058,000.Xpeng

The brand is taking a limited number of reservations for its flagship MPV

Xpeng Philippines has officially opened pre-sales for the X9, the brand's flagship people-mover. A reservation can now be placed for P25,000, which comes with privileges upon delivery of the vehicle. Early customers reserving the X9 are entitled to

For the AI-focused Xpeng, electrification is just one part of the equation

Ahead of its September launch in the Philippine market, Xpeng has announced its intent to differentiate itself from other EV competitors by banking on its AI-heavy approach. The company believes electrification is just a single part of defining future mobility. Instead,

While the X9 MPV could be priced at around P4.5 million

Chinese carmaker Xpeng is getting ready to launch in the Philippines, and we now know it will debut with two models. Namely, these are the L03 compact crossover and the seven-seater X9 MPV.The former will likely arrive in fully electric

Do Filipino drivers want an AI-centric car?

MPVs have progressively grown more popular in the Philippine automotive market. Segment stalwarts like the Toyota Innova eventually paved the way for newcomers like the Mitsubishi Xpander, the Honda BR-V, and several offerings from Chinese brands.The MPV equation makes a

The Chinese carmaker isn’t showcasing a flying car, for a change

Chinese carmaker XPeng attempted to disrupt the MPV market in Singapore by showcasing its new electric minivan, the Xpeng X9. This brand has made headlines over the past few years for its flying cars, but it consistently makes appearances at motor shows